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Price: 0.4331 USD -15.18% Market Closed
Market Cap: $312.7m

During the last 3 months Wheels Up Experience Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and have not sold any shares. The stock price has dropped by 29% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 7, 2025 by Wells Meaghan Danielle , who sold 58.5k USD worth of UP shares.

Last Transactions:
Wells Meaghan Danielle
$-58.5k
Briffa Mark
$-106.8k
Briffa Mark
$-21.6k
Holtz David L
$-106k
Briffa Mark
$-17.1k
Moak Donald Lee
$-134.2k
Briffa Mark
$-17.3k
Godsman David
$-212.3k
Kedzior Brian Joseph
$-73.5k
Chatkewitz Alexander
$-35k
Briffa Mark
$-30.4k
Moak Donald Lee
$-53.8k
Moak Donald Lee
$-50k
Briffa Mark
$-24.5k
Heltebran Laura
$-72.2k
Briffa Mark
$-14.1k
Briffa Mark
$-36.1k
Smith Todd Lamar
$-28.4k
Dichter Kenneth H
$+17.1k
Dichter Kenneth H
$+28.4k
Hegde Vinayak
$-1.5k
Hegde Vinayak
$-3.2k
Adelman David J.
$+64.9k
Adelman David J.
$+62k
Adelman David J.
$+49k
Adelman David J.
$+55.6k
Adelman David J.
$+60k
Adelman David J.
$+75.4k
Armstrong Timothy M
$+6.8k
Cheung Chih T
$+50k
Armstrong Timothy M
$+25k
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During the last 3 months Wheels Up Experience Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and have not sold any shares. The stock price has dropped by 29% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 7, 2025 by Wells Meaghan Danielle , who sold 58.5k USD worth of UP shares.

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In the evolving landscape of private aviation, Wheels Up Experience Inc. has carved a niche for itself, setting out to democratize the exclusive world of private flying. The company was founded in 2013 by Kenny Dichter, who previously co-founded Marquis Jet, a pioneer in the field of private jet card membership programs. Wheels Up appeals to a modern clientele by offering a subscription-based model that grants members access to a fleet of aircraft, without the significant upfront costs and commitments of jet ownership. By leveraging an innovative technology-driven approach, the company streamlines procedures like booking and in-flight experience through a sophisticated digital platform, making the world of private aviation accessible not just to business elites but a wider audience of enthusiastic travelers. Wheels Up makes money primarily through its membership fees and usage rates, which vary depending on the chosen tier of service. From "Connect" to "Core" and "Business" levels, each plan offers different access levels to their fleet—ranging from King Air 350i turboprops to large-cabin jets—customizing the experience according to members’ needs and preferences. Additionally, Wheels Up capitalizes on partnerships with major brands and companies, providing corporate solutions and charter services. By using dynamic scheduling to maximize fleet usage and partnering with third-party operators to supplement its own fleet, Wheels Up aims to align economic efficiencies with customer satisfaction, driving growth while striving to maintain a high service standard that resonates with its diverse clientele.

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